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Larry wrote:
So I asked her "What is Microsoft PDF and is it fully compatible with
all
PDF viewers and is there any testing that 's been done regarding it's
long-term viability?" and she just sort of looked at me and said
"Hmmm... no
one has ever asked that question, honestly, I don't know" which to me a
was
a refreshing answer from a Microsoft staffer... but it didn't put me
anymore
at ease. Anyone else have input on this??
Very interesting observation Larry. I just created a document using MS
Office 2007 and save it as a .pdf with the familiar pdf icon. I
examined the properties of the saved pdf and it is identified as a Adobe
Acrobat Document and says that can be opened with Adobe Reader 8.1.
This was a quick test, but it seems to work. It also seem to be a real
Adobe document.
Bill Manago, CRM
Director, Records Management Practice
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